One Control / MS PB Junction Box w BJF Buffer

The One Control Minimal Series Pedal Board Junction Box with BJF Buffer is a tool for wasting no time on stage, in the studio, and in many other situations. With two inputs and two outputs, this little box functions simply but produces a tremendous effect.

The One Control Minimal Series Pedal Board Junction Box with BJF Buffer is a tool for wasting no time on stage, in the studio, and in many other situations.
With two inputs and two outputs, this little box functions very simply, but it creates a tremendous effect.

If you have Inputs and Outputs on your pedalboard...
The pedalboard is like a single effects pedal, connect the cables from the guitar and the amp, and you're set.
Of course, you don't have to spend extra time when you leave the stage either.

And if you have a buffer...
A buffer at the input of the pedalboard can reduce signal changes due to subsequent terminal contacts and cable lengths, including patch cables.
It can also be used as an output buffer instead of an input buffer.

BJF Buffer
The BJF Buffer is an overwhelmingly natural buffer that overturns the image of many buffers.
The BJF Buffer is a natural buffer that defies the image of many "buffers.
The input impedance should not change the sound.
The output should not be too strong.
Noise should be kept to a minimum.
The sound should not deteriorate when overloaded.

The BJF Buffer has fulfilled all of BJF's requirements for a buffer and is now at the fingertips of many professionals worldwide, helping them with their guitar signals.
While most effects are stronger when connected later, the buffer has more effect when connected earlier. This is why the BJF Buffer is built into the input section: with the BJF Buffer turned on, it helps stabilize the overall tone to a warmer, more natural tone. Of course, the BJF Buffer can also be used as an output buffer according to the characteristics of the effects on the pedalboard.

POLARITY/REVERSE
The sound of a musical instrument is a wave that travels through the air. The number of vibrations is the pitch of the sound, and the width of the vibrations is the volume of the sound. The sound of a musical instrument is the mixing of multiple waves to create a specific sound.
Phase is simply the position where the waves begin. Even if the waveform is the same, changing the position where it starts can drastically change the movement of air at that moment.
If only one sound exists, a phase does not significantly affect the timbre. However, when multiple sounds, i.e., instruments such as guitar and bass, are combined, the phase difference will affect the sound.
If you listen to sounds with the same waveform but an inverted phase at the same distance from the sound source, the waveforms will cancel each other out, and you will not be able to hear the sound. On the other hand, if sounds with the same waveform and phase are heard at the same distance from the sound source, the waveforms will overlap, and the sound will be louder.
The cancellation and overlapping of these waves make a big difference between the "outgoing" and "inaudible" sounds of the entire band ensemble.
The POLARITY/REVERSE switch is used to restore the phase, which may be inverted due to equipment characteristics or to match the phase of other parts. The theory may be complicated, but thinking about it too hard is unnecessary. Just play the sound as an ensemble at rehearsal, etc., and set it to the one that sounds better. By doing so, you can change the "sound through" and "sound power" of the entire band.

To make the most of your pedalboard
Except for some expensive models, most pedalboards have high board edges, so if you place effectors at the board's edge, the cable plugs may get caught on the edge, and the pedals may float. Stepping on a footswitch in such a state can lead to cable or pedal failure. For this reason, many pedal boards can only be used in a smaller area than their original size.
The Pedal Board Junction Box with BJF Buffer has the inputs and outputs located on the top surface of the enclosure, so they can be placed exactly in the corners of the pedal board without damaging the cables and wasting space on the pedal board.
Of course, the extremely compact design ensures that the Pedal Board Junction Box with BJF Buffer does not take up too much space on your pedal board.

Preventing unnecessary problems
Live performances can be very hectic. Things that can normally be done as a matter, of course, may not be possible when you are in a hurry or a hurry.
The Pedal Board Junction Box with BJF Buffer allows you to move the input/output locations according to the stage configuration without changing anything on the pedal board. This prevents unnecessary problems.
Prevent cable tangling
At a live performance, there is a lot of equipment on stage. It is not unusual for the amp inputs to be located right behind the guitarist or bassist. Normal pedal boards have inputs on the right and outputs on the left, so it is common for cables to get tangled up while moving around during a live performance.
The Pedal Board Junction Box with BJF Buffer allows the inputs and outputs to be in the same position on the pedal board, making it easy to position the cables to be crawled. This, in turn, helps to prevent cable tangling on stage.

Works great even with small boards!
The Pedal Board Junction Box with BJF Buffer is very small in size. The Pedal Board Junction Box with BJF Buffer is very small, making it ideal for small boards and large systems!

How to use
BUFFER/PASSIVE switch: Turns the buffer on and off; in PASSIVE mode, the buffer is off. Use in PASSIVE mode when no power supply is connected.
POLARITY/REVERSE switch: Inverts the phase between the BUFFER IN and OUT terminals. This switch operates only when the BUFFER/PASSIVE switch is on the BUFFER side.
9V IN: Connect the power adapter. Use the standard center-minus DC 9V terminal. Be sure to connect the power supply when using the buffer. The center LED lights up when the power supply is properly connected.
When the Buffer is OFF, both A and B terminals can be connected from any direction.
When Buffer is ON, the A terminal must be connected so that the signal enters from BUFFER IN and exits from BUFFER OUT.

94D x 38W x 32H mm (excluding protrusions)
94D x 46W x 40H mm (including projections)
Input impedance: 500 kΩ (Buffer ON)
Output impedance：60Ω (Buffer ON)
Weight: 220 g
Current consumption: 3mA
Power supply: Center-minus DC 9V adapter
Batteries are not available.